Vivo Announces OriginOS 7 Update Features and Supported Devices

Ender Öztürk

August 19, 2026

Vivo is set to significantly upgrade its interface technology with the upcoming release of the highly anticipated OriginOS 7 update. The company is currently conducting beta testing for select devices in China, with plans to roll out the stable version to global users in the coming weeks. This major software iteration promises substantial improvements in both visual aesthetics and system functionality. As Vivo and iQOO users worldwide eagerly await the official update, this guide covers the comprehensive list of eligible hardware, projected release timelines, and the core innovations integrated into the new operating system architecture.

Supported Devices Have Been Officially Identified

Based on the current update roadmap provided by Vivo, a wide array of popular models will receive the OriginOS 7 software. The Vivo X series remains a priority, with confirmation that the X Fold lineup, as well as the X300 and X200 series, are included in the deployment plan. Furthermore, recent models across the V, T, and Y series are expected to receive the firmware update. For iQOO enthusiasts, the list of compatible hardware features powerful devices such as the iQOO 15, 13, and 12 series.

The eligibility status for entry-level devices remains uncertain due to the manufacturer’s current internal software support policies.

Global Release Timelines Are Approaching Rapidly

Vivo has demonstrated an accelerated development cycle for OriginOS 7 compared to previous years. By initiating the Chinese beta program earlier than anticipated, the company aims to expedite the arrival of the stable firmware release. Historical data indicates that last year’s beta program commenced in September, followed by a November rollout, suggesting an optimistic outlook for an October release this year. Providing the development schedule remains consistent, international users should experience the new interface sooner than previous software cycles.

Eligible models include the following series: X series (Vivo X Fold 6, X Fold 5, X Fold 3 Pro, X300, X300 Pro, X300 Ultra, X300 FE, X200, X200 Pro, X200 FE, X200T, X100, X100 Pro); V series (V70, V70 Lite, V70 FE, V70 Elite, V60, V60e, V60 Lite, V60 Lite 4G, V50, V50e, V50 Lite, V50 Lite 4G, V40, V40 Pro); T series (T5, T5 Pro, T5 Lite, T5x, T5e, T4, T4 Pro, T4 Ultra, T4 Lite, T4x, T4R); S series (S2); Y series (Y600, Y600 Turbo, Y500, Y500 Pro, Y500s, Y500i, Y400, Y400 4G, Y400 Pro, Y400 Pro+, Y300 GT, Y300t, Y300i, Y60, Y51 Pro, Y31d 4G, Y21 (2026), Y11 (2026), Y05 4G); Flagship series (iQOO 15, 15 Ultra, 15R, 13, 12, 12 Pro); Z series (iQOO Z11, Z11 Lite, Z11x, Z11i, Z10, Z10x, Z10R, Z10 Lite); and Neo series (Neo 10, Neo 10R, Neo 9 Pro).

New User Experiences Are Being Introduced

OriginOS 7 represents a significant leap in software design, prioritizing visual sophistication. Beta participants have noted that the new liquid glass effect creates a seamless interaction with light, shadow, and dynamic reflections throughout the interface. Application transitions have been optimized to feel more natural and springy, resulting in a significantly more fluid user experience. Additionally, the expanded suite of personalization tools allows users to tailor their device aesthetics to their specific preferences.

Vivo is intensifying market competition through this update by promising major leaps in both raw performance and artistic interface design. We will continue to monitor these developments closely and provide updates as more information becomes available regarding the official global deployment schedule.

How do you expect the new OriginOS 7 interface to compare against rival software experiences, and have you verified if your specific device is included on the official support list? Please share your thoughts in the comments section below.